Sentence examples for it means avoiding from inspiring English sources

I'll try anything once, especially if it means avoiding surgery.

It means avoiding stocks in tobacco, alcohol and weapons.

It means avoiding many processed and pre-prepared foods: ready-meals for four can devour your whole daily budget.

Companies will happily enter into such an agreement, and even pay an enormous fine, if it means avoiding prosecution.

Firms think twice about firing, and governments are keener to provide in-work subsidies if it means avoiding payouts to the newly jobless.

Avoiding it means avoiding deception: a good, honest, nudge is one that works even when we know we are being nudged, and why.

"It means avoid a crowded place where you have no control over who may be there.

His mother, Jacqui Tomlins, said she and her partner Sarah married in Canada but she was happy to wait to have the marriage recognised in Australia if it meant avoiding a plebiscite in favour of a free vote.

On Friday the Greens announced they would block the plebiscite, citing the harm to vulnerable LGBTI people from divisive debate and polling suggesting the LGBTI community would be prepared to delay the reform if it meant avoiding the plebiscite.

Like many along the border, Breckinridge hadn't given up on the Union — he wanted its peaceful preservation above all else — but he was prepared to accept secession if it meant avoiding war.

2.50pm: Germany's defeat to Serbia today raises the real possibility that they could finish second in Group D - in which case they would play the winners of England's section, Group C. So the question I put to the England fans among you is: Would you rather England finished second in their group if it meant avoiding Germany in the first knock-out round?